Cornwall Wildlife Trust have released the Beavers, Turnip and Parsnip, on behalf of the Cornish Seal Sanctuary back into the wild. Parsnip and Turnip, were already living as a bonded pair before the Cornwall Wildlife Trust received the Cornish Seal Sanctuary´s licence - now the Beavers have taken the next step into the wild together as part of the first week of re-introductions.   They have moved onto their next chapter, and have been trans-located to a release site here in the South West of England in February 2026. Thanks to the amazing collaboration between The Beaver Trust, Cornish Seal Sanctuary, Forestry England, Flamingo Land Resort, and Cornwall Wildlife Trust, these beavers are now free to thrive and hopefully establish a healthy founding population in the wild. The next step is for the Cornish Seal Sanctuary to carry out maintenance to the enclosure due to a large amount of damage caused by the recent storms and heavy rain fall.   Due to the damage sustained, this may take a little longer to repair than usual. We hope to be able to welcome more beavers soon, and thank you for your patience.